68 Camaro L78 M22 4.88 with Paper $21k

[RALLY]

If i were to buy this car, no way would it get a total restoration. I would clean this car from top to bottom, buff the original paint, leave the interior with a good cleaning, and fix that bottom drivers seat.

[Ryan1969Chevelle]

Originally Posted by RALLY

If i were to buy this car, no way would it get a total restoration. I would clean this car from top to bottom, buff the original paint, leave the interior with a good cleaning, and fix that bottom drivers seat.

That’s what I did to my car and am very happy with the outcome.

I think this Camaro is a keeper, Camaro’s are popular and I would think this old girl will bring much joy!!

Ryan W31

[RALLY]

Originally Posted by Ryan1969Chevelle

That’s what I did to my car and am very happy with the outcome.

I think this Camaro is a keeper, Camaro’s are popular and I would think this old girl will bring much joy!!

Ryan W31

Agree this is a nice 68 Camaro roller. Drop in a 396-375 Engine with a close cast date block and 840 rectangular heads cast date close and 163 Aluminum intake. So much potential. I like the 69 Camaro's better. But this still would work.

[big gear head]

Originally Posted by RALLY

If i were to buy this car, no way would it get a total restoration. I would clean this car from top to bottom, buff the original paint, leave the interior with a good cleaning, and fix that bottom drivers seat.

It's not original paint.

[RALLY]

Guess i didnt read that article to well. So is it the original paint code green when repainted? If it was or was not the original color, i think i would still leave it alone with a good buffing. Just my thoughts.